Sharing: Exploring Graphing with Kindergarten using Google Sheets (via @alicekeeler)

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Exploring Graphing with Kindergarten using Google Sheets

Use this Google Sheets template with Kindergarteners to explore graphing. Students use physical manipulatives to count and then represent the number in a graph.

What an awesome collection of templates to use with Kindergarteners in Google Sheets! These could be used at the higher grade levels too.

Do you have some favorite Google Sheets templates? Leave them in the comments.

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